introducing the lisboa walking shorts pattern

Hello there, friends! The moment you've been waiting for has finally arrived—our brand-new pattern collection is here, and it's available starting today! Let's kick things off by introducing the Lisboa Walking Shorts. These are classic walking shorts designed in three distinct lengths. Whether you prefer the shorter 3-inch inseam, the versatile 5-inch, or the more elongated 7-inch, there’s an option for everyone. On the pattern cover, I’m showcasing both the 5-inch and 7-inch inseams. Check out the image below for a sneak peek at how these shorts look when crafted from different fabrics. Here's the 5-inch inseam version in cotton chambray. ![Liesl + Co Lisboa Walking Shorts sewing pattern](http://bsg-i.nbxc.com/blog/f9e6354a339ff89fa0ef71da64fa207a.jpg) These shorts were designed to strike a balance between a tailored appearance and ease of construction. Despite their polished look, they're surprisingly simple to sew. They feature front pockets and an elastic waistband styled like a paper bag, and you even have the option to add belt loops if you want to accessorize with a belt. Take a look at these detailed shots below: ![Front Detail](http://bsg-i.nbxc.com/blog/360b27d77e432d82147a3b7f95b805e1.jpg) ![Back Detail](http://bsg-i.nbxc.com/blog/17187c13f43ba3c498ff2efef8892d89.jpg) For this style, we’ve included two variations. View A showcases welt back pockets, which give the shorts a touch of sophistication. If you’re looking for something a bit simpler, View B offers patch back pockets, making the sewing process quicker and more straightforward. I must say, I adore the welt pockets—they truly elevate the look of these shorts. ![Welt Pockets](http://bsg-i.nbxc.com/blog/70ece91f82e2c5ee85be0ad8b5dc1e08.jpg) Fit is everything when it comes to shorts, and these weren’t designed as mere cutoff trousers. Crafting a shorts pattern requires a different approach than creating pants. The leg width, rise, and outseam all play crucial roles in achieving the perfect silhouette. I believe you’ll love the outcome. Take a closer look at these examples: ![Leg Width](http://bsg-i.nbxc.com/blog/49c3d60aba98d3d11f3c1a0c9f45c607.jpg) ![Rise Details](http://bsg-i.nbxc.com/blog/4025408948f16619999b3d63552f0f10.jpg) One of the best parts about this pattern is its versatility. Depending on your fabric choice, these shorts can easily transition between seasons. In the images above, I’m wearing linen, cotton chambray, and cotton canvas. However, I’ve also experimented with heavy wool, and they look fantastic paired with tights and boots during colder months. There’s something liberating about wearing winter shorts, and they bring back memories of the Esprit vibe from the 1980s. You can check out my winter shorts in action in the video below. These shorts can also be made using various cotton weights such as poplin and twill, as well as silk, wool suiting, and corduroy. Here’s a quick walkthrough of the design process: [Embed Video] This pattern is perfect for beginners. It incorporates thoughtful details without being overly complicated or time-consuming. You can grab your copy of the Lisboa Walking Shorts pattern in either paper or digital format right now. I can't wait to see what you create with this pattern, and don't forget to tag us in your projects! --- P.S. If you're interested in more sewing tips or want to explore additional patterns, feel free to browse our site. We're always adding new content to help you make the most of your sewing journey. Stay creative and happy sewing!

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